This week we caught up with Ruth Hare, from Raglan Theatre Academy, to hear about how she has been keeping the academy

Last Thursday morning, April 9, a healthy baby girl was born over in Melbourne, Australia. Meanwhile in Raglan, her dad Satnam Bains

The doors are shut but it’s business as usual for the Raglan Foodbank, which weeks into the country’s Covid-19 lockdown says it

Raglan Medical doctors are urging people to stay well and keep on top of their health issues during the lockdown.

We are so happy to announce that as of Monday 6th April, we are OPEN (by distance!) to serve our local community, accepting

The Chronicle caught up with Sophie von Huben from Sofit this week about how her business has been impacted by COVID-19. She

Kiwis Against Seabed Mining (KASM) and Greenpeace hailed the decision by the New Zealand Court of Appeal denying Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) permission

Deemed an essential service, Raglan Community Radio is still on the airwaves with all the volunteer DJs now working from home, thanks

We may be in lockdown but for Raglan teen Sasha Kirkwood the show must go on.

More than 6000 people have been assessed by the eight Waikato Community Based Assessment Centres (CBAC) as of Saturday, 4 April. 

“It was eerie,” is how Raglan woman Margaret Huxtable described her drive back from Auckland Airport last Thursday night.

It’s funny how a crisis can sometimes change what you do so completely.